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2011-0928-01
Information Communication
posted:2014/05/21
Highly efficient development technology for highly reliable software systems
WASHIZAKI, Hironori Professor (Faculty of Science and Engineering School of Fundamental Science and Engineering)
In order to prevent trouble from occurring in advance, it is vital to improve reliability. Software development goes through multiple stages from basic design to installation, and reliability is gradually lost along the process. To counter this are efforts to improve the relia...
2011-0922-02
Information Communication
posted:2014/05/21
Methods and equipment for detecting and visualizing level of attention in videos
SHIMIZU, Sota Guest Researcher (Faculty of Science and Engineering Waseda Research Institute for Science and Engineering) (retired)
This invention involves a method for quantitating details on the viewer during playback, such as “what parts does the viewer tend to look at” and their “level of attention” (existing eye movement measuring devices are also used), and methods, equipment and systems for visualiz...
2011-0922-04
Manufacturing Technology
posted:2014/05/21
Liquid crystal wide-angle fovea lenses
SHIMIZU, Sota Guest Researcher (Faculty of Science and Engineering Waseda Research Institute for Science and Engineering) (retired)
We are currently working to develop liquid crystal wide-angle fovea lenses, by adapting elements using liquid crystal materials, whose refraction index can be controlled by an externally applied voltage, to enable changes in magnification and the position of the focus (single ...
2011-0922-03
Nanotechnology / Materials
posted:2014/05/21
Development of electrode materials and electrolytes for secondary batteries
MOMMA, Toshiyuki Professor (Faculty of Science and Engineering School of Advanced Science and Engineering)
Manufacture of secondary batteries using Li2S, formed using S as a byproduct of the petroleum refining process as the positive electrodes material.
2011-0922-01
Energy
posted:2014/05/21
Development of energy control techniques for the realization of a smart grid
HAYASHI, Yasuhiro Professor (Faculty of Science and Engineering School of Advanced Science and Engineering Department of Electrical Engineering and Bioscience)
Advanced methodologies will be developed through computer simulations and next-generation smart grid simulations, in order to enable total design of a suitable next-generation electrical energy supply configuration by which both of the above can be achieved continuously.
2011-0921-03
Information Communication
posted:2014/05/21
Parallelization of multimedia applications (MPEG2 encoders and decoders) by using the OSCAR compiler
KIMURA, Keiji Professor (Faculty of Science and Engineering School of Fundamental Science and Engineering)
By using parallelization on a macroblock level in the MPEG2 encoding process, and by using parallelization on a slice level as well as macroblock parallelization in slice processing, it is possible to decrease power consumption as well as improve speed.
2011-0921-02
Information Communication
posted:2014/05/21
Method for speeding up simulations for assessing many-core performance
KIMURA, Keiji Professor (Faculty of Science and Engineering School of Fundamental Science and Engineering)
In many-core processors, parallelized programs are executed successively, and from the loops subject to sampling, an estimable interation number for the entire execution cycle is specified within the scope of errors expected based on statistical techniques. By carrying out det...
2011-0921-01
Social Infrastructure
posted:2014/05/21
Change in population and society in Northeast China
HANAI, Miwa Part-time Lecturer (Faculty of Social Sciences School of Social Sciences)
In order to strengthen the competitiveness of the Chaoxianzu who live in Northeast China, as a people in the country, unique efforts are being made in terms of education in particular. At Yanbian University for example, there is much enthusiasm not only for Korean and Chinese ...
2011-0920-03
Environment
posted:2014/05/21
Constructing a process for recycling valuable resources from waste
TOKORO, Chiharu Professor (Faculty of Science and Engineering School of Creative Science and Engineering)
A low-environmental-load type valuables recycling process can be proposed, in which, after various types of pulverization are conducted as preprocessing, a number of separation methods are combined, based on specific weight, electrical and magnetic properties, wettability, sha...
2011-0920-02
Environment
posted:2014/05/21
Optimization of pulverization and physical separation technology by powder simulation
TOKORO, Chiharu Professor (Faculty of Science and Engineering School of Creative Science and Engineering)
It is possible to use a certain type of powder simulation, the Discrete Element Method (DEM) to ascertain in detail, the positions and speeds of each particle in the apparatus, and collision energies between particles and between particles and the walls.
2011-0920-01
Environment
posted:2014/05/21
Accelerating environmental cleanup processes
TOKORO, Chiharu Professor (Faculty of Science and Engineering School of Creative Science and Engineering)
Through detailed solid analysis techniques, including XAFS, and geochemical simulations involving surface complex models and reaction kinetics, it is possible to construct optimal processing processes and set conditions, according to the respective contamination conditions. In...
2011-0920-04
Energy
posted:2014/05/21
Energy-saving and environmental techniques that use vapor compression heat pumps
AMANO, Yoshiharu Professor (Faculty of Science and Engineering Waseda Research Institute for Science and Engineering)
We have been conducting research and development into revolutionary energy-saving vapor compression and condensation (VCC) technologies that compress vapor produced in the evaporation process, and continually recover condensation latent heat to reuse in evaporation; the theore...
2011-0916-01
Nanotechnology / Materials
posted:2014/05/21
Large-scale molecular simulation
WATANABE, Takanobu Professor (Faculty of Science and Engineering School of Fundamental Science and Engineering Department of Electronic and Photonic Systems)
By using “dynamic bond-type large-scale molecular dynamic methods” we are able to perform large-scale molecular simulations that even include chemical reactions.
2011-0915-04
Life sciences
posted:2014/05/21
New pharmacological effects of thalidomide on neurons
SAWAMURA, Naoya Senior Researcher (Faculty of Science and Engineering Graduate School of Advanced Science and Engineering) (retired)
The enantiomers, derivatives and metabolites of thalidomide are being analyzed to determine the various mechanisms of action in neurons by which they cause differences in pharmacological effect.
2011-0915-03
Life sciences
posted:2014/05/21
New isolation and culturing method for microorganisms
TSUNEDA, Satoshi Professor (Faculty of Science and Engineering)
New high-throughput in situ culturing tools and isolation and culturing techniques for useful microorganisms in the environment. It is possible to apply these methods to environments such as in underground and in water and obtain many new bacteria in one go. Because mass trans...
2011-0915-02
Life sciences
posted:2014/05/21
Diagnostic method for chronic myeloproliferative diseases – method for quantitatively analyzing the JAK2 genetic mutation –
TSUNEDA, Satoshi Professor (Faculty of Science and Engineering)
We have a method of quantitatively analyzing the JAK2 genetic mutation. Using a fluorescent probe, it is possible to diagnose cMPD quickly and accurately.
2011-0915-01
Life sciences
posted:2014/05/21
Intracellular molecular dynamic analysis
INOUE, Takafumi Professor (Faculty of Science and Engineering School of Advanced Science and Engineering)
Using random scan two-photon excitation microscopy, we can measure the movement of intracellular molecules. In particular, the calcium ions (Ca2+) and phosphoenzymes, receptors and other proteins involved in the synapse plasticity of neurons are the target for this analysis.
2011-0914-03
Environment
posted:2014/05/21
Production and network for use of bio-oil from unused woody biomass
ONODA, Hiroshi Professor (Faculty of Science and Engineering)
We possess knowledge of multi-energy supply which combines production techniques for bio-oil from woody biomass based on rapid pyrolysis, with gasification and bio-oilification (having reached the stage of practical use thanks to joint research with plant manufacturers). Other...
2011-0914-02
Environment
posted:2014/05/21
Co-benefit based support system and program for environmentally conscious behavior
ONODA, Hiroshi Professor (Faculty of Science and Engineering)
Differing from the traditional types of HEMS and BEMS, based on automated control of lighting and air conditioning, these are a support system and program for environmentally conscious behavior focused on the lifestyles and work-styles of the individual (resident, worker, etc....
2011-0914-01
Environment
posted:2014/05/21
Ultra lightweight vehicle (ULV)
ONODA, Hiroshi Professor (Faculty of Science and Engineering)
We have developed an ultra lightweight vehicle (ULV) based on the “more than a bicycle less than a vehicle” concept. By obtaining a registration number in the mini-vehicle category, this vehicle can be legally driven on public streets. At present, development of EVs is being f...